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Drowning in the promises I made, I suffocate,
These hands I took are now blindfolding me,
Was it easier before ?
Not excepting this, not what I wished for,
I feel alone but I understand,

Stop drowning my frustrations in these parties,
Cheap talks that I spit in my beer,
Better be soaked with sweat and tears
Living in denial, waiting for people to become models,
Need to make some room for the real me and you

I’ve been watching over my shoulder
Searching for an answer in my past,
So afraid to face what’s in front
As it could be a mirror
I quit living in the other's plans
Time is running out, no place for a dream,

Now every second I become more awakened
Gotta get up and run before I rust
Start acting, take all this in my hands, choke it
This time I’m sure I can handle it

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from Winter songs from summer bruises, released February 5, 2016

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Traverse Paris, France

We're a band from Paris playing some indie punk stuff and formed during the summer of ’15.

CONTACT traverseparis Ⓐ gmail . com

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